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description: To create a new policy request header mapping, use the dsconfig create-policy-request-header-mapping command and supply the mapping-name and set attribute-name arguments.
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version: 10.1
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  configuring-policy-request-header-mappings-using-dsconfig: Configuring policy request header mappings using dsconfig
  steps: Steps
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# Configuring policy request header mappings using `dsconfig`

## Steps

* To create a new policy request header mapping, use the `dsconfig create-policy-request-header-mapping` command and supply the `mapping-name` and `set attribute-name` arguments.

  ```
  dsconfig create-policy-request-header-mapping \
  --mapping-name x-param-1 \
  --set attribute-name: Request.Header.param1
  ```

  The `mapping-name` should match the name of the request header, and the `attribute-name` should match the full name of the attribute defined in the Trust Framework.

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  |   | The full name of an attribute represents that attribute's full path in the Trust Framework hierarchy. For example, a **Param1** attribute with parent attributes **Request** and **Header** would have a full name of **Request.Header.Param1**. To quickly obtain an attribute's full name, click the hamburger menu of that attribute and select **Copy full name to clipboard**.![Screen capture of the Param1 attribute, with the hamburger menu selected and the Copy full name to clipboard option highlighted](_images/qvj1717780006644.png) |